He stretched his neck, extended his nose straight into the air, and, with uncanny certainty, turned to look directly at us, apparently pinpointing our location by smell.
The system apparently pinpoints locations to the nearest 2 million, making it more location-specific than a postcode in some more expansive postcode areas.
These are two of the finest poems of the past half century, so quietly resonant – an oxymoronic phrase, perhaps, but the only one I can think of to pinpoint their apparently casual but deeply wrought nature.
It's very hard to pinpoint why this apparently gentle meander down the generations is so gloriously addictive, so delectably enjoyable, but within sentences, the reader is snared, and kept captive to the last.
In addition, POE could add to the incomplete monozygotic twin concordance often observed for ADHD behavior [ 83], the phenomenon of the sexually dimorphic (male) vulnerability to ADHD and offer a ramification to traditional approaches of disease gene identification, explaining why it is so difficult to pinpoint specific casual genes in apparently highly heritable disorders like ADHD.
Public health authorities and conservationists are urgently trying to pinpoint the source of the continuing--and apparently increasing--outbreaks.
The officer who was dismissed last week apparently used a year-old, unclassified military map to try to pinpoint the arms agency's location.
Apparently, for mechanistic biomarker discovery and CVD management, it is of primary importance to pinpoint the causal role of gut microbiota derived metabolites.
The presence of anti-DFS70/LEDGFp75 anti-DFS70/LEDGFp75ppautoantibodies in apparentlyectrum of non-AARD inflammatory conditions HIve mand dinficult to pinpoint their clinical and broadgical spectrumance [4, 5, 8].
(Women are tougher to pinpoint).
